LangLit WWW

hypertext version of The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, by Lawrence Sterne (1713-1768). The text itself is taken from the third and first editions of the book, and laid out as it was in the original print versions. It includes links to secondary and reference materials, placing the text in a non-linear environment in which the user may explore various issues and themes. The web site includes a number of categorised subsections via which the user may broaden his appreciation of the text. These include pages devoted specifically to art, fashion, history, structure, Irishness, language and rhetoric, music, the novel, poetry, and science.

Théâtrales est une collection de textes et d'hypertextes en français sur le théâtre. Elle a été fondée par feu André G. Bourassa (1936-2011) , avec le soutien multimédia de Pierre Cormier et Martin Simoneau, de l'Université du Québec à Montréal, en novembre 1994. Elle a été mise en ligne le 1er mai 1995, avec la participationation initiale de Barry Russell (1943-2003), auquel a succédé Frédéric Kantorowski en novembre 2001. Le soutien multimédia est maintenant assuré par François Bourassa

The website, 'Le XIXe siècle électronique' is a gateway to electronic resources useful for the study of 19th century French literature. The site's author, Andrew Oliver, has compiled and offered brief evaluations for a selection of sites related to: Balzac; Stendhal; Hugo; Flaubert; Baudelaire; Rimbaud; Zola; and Henri Benjamin Constant de Rebecque, Madame de Charrière and Madame de Staël.

Sito dedicato alla letteratura francese e francofona del 19° secolo a cura di Tim Unwin della Bristol University in collaborazione con la University of Toronto.

The ARTFL French Women Writers Project is a searchable database containing works by French women authors from the 16th to the 19th century. Currently, the Women Writers Project is separate from the main ARTFL database; eventually the texts here will be merged with the ARTFL database. This merge will more than double the holdings of texts by French women writers in ARTFL, adding more than 100 texts written by women both well known and non-canonical. After the merge, we will also change the search mechanisms of the ARTFL database so that users can search the database with gender as a criterion.